Bryn Kenney opened for 250 under the gun only to have Ludovic Bourrit three-bet to 625 from middle position. The rest of the field got out of the way, Kenney made the call, and the flop came down . Kenney proceeded to check-call a bet of 700, and then check-called a bet of 1,000 on the turn.
Both players then checked the river and Bourrit rolled over . It was good as Kenney silently sent his cards to the muck.
We happened upon a hand with 3,950 in the middle and a board reading when Andrey Gulyy checked from under the gun and Florens Feenstra bet 1,600 from the button. Gulyy then woke up with a check-raise to 4,900, Feenstra called, and the paired the board on the river.
Both players ended up checking the river and Gulyy rolled over for kings and jacks with a ten kicker. Feenstra couldn't believe it and revealed that his had been counterfeited on the river.
From the button, Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier raised to 225. Ludovic Lcay called out of the big blind, and the flop came down . Lacay checked, and Mercier fired 200. Lacay called.
The turn brought the , and both players checked. Then the paired the board on the river. Lacay fired 1,000, but Mercier raised to 3,100. Lacay folded and was shown the by Mercier.
As you can read from the below Tweet, Mohsin Charania is happy with his table draw today. Life just got a little trickier with Andrew Lichtenberger's arrival though.
Charania also seems to be battling a lot with Mickey Petersen too as well. The fist battle didn't got well for him as we reported earlier, the second was much more successful though.
Petersen opened to 300 from the button and was called by Charania and Jackson Genovesi in the blinds. The flop fell and Charania was the only one to check-call the PokerStars Team Online Pro's 500 c-bet. Both players checked the turn before Charania took the pot when he led for 1,500 on the river.
We joined the action with the board reading , and saw this season's EPT Barcelona €50,000 Super High Roller winner Dan Smith bet 600 after his opponent checked the flop. The bet was soon followed by the call.
Smith tapped the table after his opponent continued with a check after the landed on the turn. The dealer flipped over the on the river and both players checked again for a showdown.
Smith was the first to show his hand and opened the for a pair of queens. His opponent mucked, and Smith collected the pot.
We strolled by a table to find 2005 World Series of Poker champion Joe Hachem seated at the same table as 2010 WSOP champion Jonathan Duhamel. While at the table, we saw Nikov Dobromir Georgiev raise to 250 from middle position. Duhamel called from the small blind and Hachem from the big.
The flop was and there were two checks back to Georgiev who continued for 525. Duhamel called and Hachem got out of the way. The turned and Duhamel check-called a bet of 1,125. Both players checked the on the river and Georgiev tabled for a busted flush draw. The Team PokerStars Pro showed and took down the pot.
On a board of , Jonathan Duhamel checked to Timo Pfutzenreuter who fired out a bet of 1,400. Duhamel dipped into his stack and tossed out a raise to 3,850. Pfutzenreuter tanked for about a minute before finally calling.
The river brought a fourth club in the form of the and Duhamel took a long time before checking his option. Pfutzenreuter fired 5,100 and Duhamel let go of his cards, pushing the pot the way of his opponent.
Three players including Scott Seiver and Wayne Bentley saw a flop of fall. With over 3,000 already in the pot, Bentley led out from the small blind for 2,300. Seiver called and the third player in the hand folded.
Seiver and Bentley were heads up to the turn where they both checked their option. The paired the board on the river and Bentley tapped the table once more. Seiver fired out 3,600 and Bentley snap called, showing .
Seiver tabled , however, for eights and sixes, and was able to take down the pot. With that win Seiver is sitting around 39,500 and flirting with forty-thousand in chips.